A legal dispute involving a celebrity dog named Oscar has escalated into a costly feud between his former owner and her lawyers. Janie Barrett Nine was ordered to pay $150,000 in damages to Edwards, but the costs issue has become a new battleground.
Oscar is a very special boy, a “celebrity dog” worth an estimated $20,000 with his own Instagram account, and an unfortunate knack of kicking off protracted legal disputes involving his paw owners.Janie Barrett
Nine was ordered to pay Edwards $150,000 in damages, plus her legal costs, around $1.2 million all up.
Giles George, meanwhile, is seeking to intervene in the all-but-concluded defamation case, arguing that Edwards’ costs should be paid by Nine to the court directly, rather than their former client. Giles declined to comment, although it’s understood she denies Edwards’ allegations.went viral during his election campaign thanks to some AI renders from Hassell Architects depicting 28 new city parks he pledged to build.
Reece’s tweet announcing his plan went global with more than 500,000 views due to the unfortunate inclusion of zombies in the new green spaces, with their limbs merging into other limbs while lying in the middle of one of the mayor’s proposed children’s play areas.
Both Hassell and Reece remain tight-lipped on the amount charged for the zombie park renders but a spokeswoman for Hassell said the firm “invoiced a nominal amount for the work”.Having well and truly shed its “alternative” vibe, Byron Bay has emerged as a bit of a magnet for normie Hollywood types.once described as “the it girl to end all it girls” with a chic cachet those Marvel men could only dream of.
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